The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Upon checking in to the hotel, my husband ran to the restroom and I was not allowed to check in without him...so once he got there to sign everything, we were told no rooms were available (it was about 1:30 p.m.). We had a few friends with us, so we went down to their registration desk, and were immediately checked in. Our room didn't have a view of the Bellagio, but all in all it was a wonderful room. The minibar is a sensor bar, so if you even lift something to put one of your own drinks in its place, you're charged. (However, they did take these charges off at the end of our stay when we told them we didn't consume anything). Room was very nice, with great view, both televisions worked, no problems with water pressure/hot water, etc. Room was cleaned every day, with no problem and no interruption when we were there. Hotel has EVERYTHING you need. There was plenty of things to do, so we never really left the hotel until the last night when we went to the Stratosphere. Marquee was nice and fun, but was elbow to elbow and took awhile to get a drink. Daybeds by pool decreased in price as you got closer to the day you wanted to use it. First it was $500, with $250 bar credit, then $300, with $250 bar credit, and the day we wanted it, we only paid $75, with a $50 bar credit. Everyone was friendly enough. Not overly friendly like at the Ritz...but not rude at all. At the end of our stay, we found out there was a stabbing at the hotel the first day we were there, which was kept very quiet because we only learned about it from the cab driver. Drink prices were outrageous, with house vodka and soda being $9.00 and a Corona can (the only beer you can get delivered at the pool) was $6.50. When we went to check out, we found approx. $350 of charges on our room that weren't ours (places we had never been), and they took the charges off until they further investigated. They said if the signatures don't match, my card wouldn't be charged. Since we didn't sign for anything at those particular stores, I assume this will be taken care of with no problem. The crowd was mostly young 20s...but no one got out of hand. I rarely saw a child. Location of the hotel in relation to other things was great - it is basically in the middle of everything. Food at Holsteins was AWESOME, as was Wicked Spoon ($22 breakfast/lunch buffet with free alcoholic drink). Never gambled at the hotel, so can't tell you much about that. All in all, a great experience. Cab rides in Vegas are expensive, as are drinks. But, we expected a bit of a price hike...although this was more expensive than in Hawaii. There is an ABC store across from the hotel where we stocked up on normal priced liquor and wine and took our own drinks to the pool after the first day.All in all, a good hotel, good location, not so good prices on drinks, but I was not disappointed in the overall value.

I stayed with a friend for a 4 day July 4th vacation. The hotel is very modern and chic, and buzzing with energy. I used all 3 pools, ate at 4 restaurants and went to the Marquis nightclub. I was very impressed with the staff and the common areas of the hotel. I was a little disappointed with the quality and cleanliness of my room, but it was still nice. It just wasn't on par with the rest of the hotel, otherwise I would have given 5 stars.

In one word - SUPERB

This hotel is the newest on the strip and is nothing short of top class. It has awesome places to eat, shop, see, and gamble. A word of advise though. This is not really a kid friendly or older then 50 hotel. It is a place to see and be seen and it attracts "people of that crowd". So if that is not your scene, then this is not the place for you.

very impressed, my new favorite hotel hands down, thats all i got to say

Awesome rooms bigger then average. There are two pools, both of which are very nice. One is good for partying while the other is more laid back. Marquee club is crazy!

Great Location and fantastic rooms

Came to meet with friends to enjoy the nightlife Found the hotel itself to be modern and beautiful The rooms large and nicely appointed The hotel has everything you would want casino, pool, clubs, gambling, shopping and all highend

Stayed over Memorial Day weekend and while it was extremely busy, the hotel staff was friendly and accommodating. The two pools were great, although the 21+ pool had quite the wait. Hotel club stayed open until 4am and had different theme nights. Overall, an excellent stay compared to some of the mid-upper hotels on the strip.

My husband went for a little R&R and we got that in this sexy hotel! It was sleek, modern, and gorgeous! We are a younger couple and the vibe was hip and contemporary. We had an easy check in and the staff was friendly. The location is in the city center, right next door to the Ballagio and across from Paris and PH. We went up and down the strip, ducked into a few hotels and nothing compared to the strips latest hotel the Cosmopolitan. We even spent a few hours exploring the hotel and looking at all the modern art. Our room was clean and roomy.The decor was detailed and unique. The only minor problem we had was the mini bar charges that came from the fridge door being closed too hard. The sensors thought we had a drink but with a quick call to the hotel, it was cleared up. We will be going back and staying at the Cosmopolitan!